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Positive Images. The Positive Images toolkit is an educational resource for teachers, youth workers and other educators to teach young people about migration and development.

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The toolkit includes ten innovative educational activities for young people aged 12 and over. It also includes a wealth of activities and case studies of actions, enabling young people through their community to make a difference to global issues. The toolkit incorporates four short films based on the stories of contemporary migrants and supporting powerpoint presentations.

Complete toolkit Download the complete Positive Images toolkit here or download individual sections of the resource below. Complete Positive Images toolkit (PDF)Complete Positive Images toolkit (Microsoft Word)Complete Positive Images toolkit (Microsoft Powerpoint) Introduction and how to use the toolkit Introduction and outline of the toolkit aims and structure. Introduction and outine (PDF)Introduction and outline (Microsoft Word) What do I need to consider? Search: migration. Children of the Migration - Television. Skip to content Register Registering with NZ On Screen means you can: save favourites comment on and discuss titles receive updates via email about what's happening in the site – if you want to Register now We won't share your data with anyone (see our Privacy Policy) and we won't spam you.

Children of the Migration - Television

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Take pictures that tell the story of your community's cultural heritage and the story of human migration that is unique to your area. Visit Geography Action! And The Genographic Project to find out more about human migration. Learn the basics of human migration by reading the Human Migration Guide for Grades K-2 ; 3-5 ; 6-8 ; or 9-12 .

Every community has unique characteristics, or cultural markers, that distinguish it from other places. Learn About It Words aren't the only way to tell a story. Think About It Practice using photography to tell a story. Choose a worthy subject. Younger Xpeditioners: Visit a place in your community that is part of the cultural landscape and select one local landmark that fits into the migration story of your community. Older Xpeditioners: Create a photo essay that tells a migration story of your community. Share your collage with the community. JOURNEY OF MANKIND - The Peopling of the World. NSW Migration Heritage Centre » Homepage. Skoroszewski.